Jayen Ashar,
Just an FYI about the Debian BTS. There has been a long standing
conflict with the use of it. Developers tend to only care about the
Unstable track. The BTS is designed around the Unstable track. Bugs
are closed when they are fixed in Unstable even if they still exist in
Stable.
Thanks for following up. I know it is difficult to support different
versions of packages, but as you say, Debian as an organization
supports Stable. Debian suggests that users use the Stable production
release. Debian asks users to submit bugs found in packages. I
don't mind that this bug has
we would prefer to use the version from stable, as we have tested it
pretty thoroughly. i think this might be an issue with the
dependency-based booting. putting .legacy-bootordering in /etc/init.d
seems to have worked. here's the contents of my /etc/rcS.d (in case
someone can figure out which
Package: ifupdown
Version: 0.6.10
Severity: normal
About one in every 1000 boots, I see this error message. I've modified
/etc/init.d/networking to run ifup -va and I can see that the file is
successfully written for lo, but then fails for eth0, then doesn't
attempt to bring up eth1 or wlan0,
Hello.
On 21 February 2013 11:08, Jayen Ashar j.as...@marathon-targets.com wrote:
/etc/network/run is a symlink to /dev/shm/network on tmpfs, as / is
mounted read-only.
ifupdown 0.6 is basically EOLed and not supported any more, try to
update to the version from testing if you can and check if
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